'complexion for' is not a complete sentence and is not grammatically correct or usable in written English.
You could use the phrase 'a complexion for' when referring to someone's natural skin color. For example: "She had a fair complexion for a person of her ancestry."
As Jimmy put it, Vinny had "the complexion for the connection".
Manager Joe Girardi said that without Cano, the season might be taking on a far different complexion for the Yankees, who are in first place in the A.L. East despite all their injuries.
For a long time, the industry and its press labelled you an "unconventional" leading lady for having a "duskier" complexion, for not plucking your eyebrows, for having "unkempt" hair, for not being size zero.
Given that most races will be decided in the Sept. 11 primary and the subsequent runoff, the Council's complexion for 2002 will be largely decided within a few months.
IN the good old days, the 20's and 30's, when the powers in Hollywood liked to issue edicts about pictures being better than ever and a reliable route to prosperity, happiness and a flawless complexion for the optimum number of Americans, those powers were counting cards and shooting craps.
At the Times Square branch of the French-owned cosmetics chain Sephora posters advertise "Star-Spangled Skin Care Values" andeclarere, "We the pretty, in order to form a more gorgeous complexion for all, do solemnly swear to faithfully preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of your skin".
For a cooler complexion, go for jewel tones and opt for silver over gold.
In hotel suites, private houses and medical offices across Los Angeles, facialists and dermatologists are now wielding microcurrent wands, oxygen blasters and laser beams in a collective effort to deliver poreless, glowing complexions for the high-definition cameras on Sunday.
They had to lighten their complexions for white parts and, in the case of light-skinned women appearing opposite black men, darken their appearance lest the black man "seem to be involved with a white girl — horrors!" In the 1968 Times interview, Ms. White vented her frustration.
It's recommended that you use black because that contrasts so nicely against the light eye-shadows, but if black is too "harsh" for your complexion, opt for a browner shade.
There is the eldest, Pauline, famous for her "pink and white complexion" - for how many years have I longed for those rosy cheeks, for that soft golden Alice in Wonderland style hair!
